Following on from the successful Musical Box Society G.B. event at
Stow Maries, the last World War One airfield here in the UK, I am
thinking about having some 88-note player piano rolls recut which are
well-known tunes from the period of the First World War, 1914-1918.

I have a few suggestions and indeed have access to copies of the rolls
marked * below which can be therefore be scanned in and re-cut.
If you might be interested in some of these titles, or indeed have
other suggestions or can offer rolls for scanning do contact me.

At this stage there is likely to be a maximum of eight copies available
of any title so please contact me soon so that I know if the project is
viable or not.

Many thanks,
Kevin McElhone
Northampton, UK

* O How I Hate To Get Up In the Morning.
* Keep the Home Fires Burning.
* Good-Bye Broadway, Hello France.
* The Rose of No Man's Land.
* Till We Meet Again
* Community Song Roll No. 3 - Pack Up Your Troubles;
    Loves Old Sweet Song; It's a Long way to Tipperary
* How Ya gonna Keep Them Down on the Farm.
* Lily of Laguna
* Themodist: Tipperary - 6 variations arranged by A.M. Godhart
  Introduction, Pocolento e mesto
  1. Allegro giocoso alla Hornpipe
  2. Tempo di Valse, Grazio e poco rubato
  3. Andanta Patetico
  4. Lento alla marcia funebre
  5. Andante expressivonon troppolento
  6. Allegro vivace poco rubato
* Love's Old Sweet song - arranged as a waltz, not the usual Ballad
* There's a Green Hill Out in Flanders.  Jazz-Rag Foxtrot.
* The Ragtime Revue - selections. arr. by H. Pether
* Sister Susie's Sewing Shirts for Soldiers.  Darewski
  K-K-K-Katy
  It's Time For Every Boy To Be a Soldier (1917)_
  Over There (1917)_
  I Did Not Raise My Boy To Be a Soldier
  I Love a Piano
  I'm Always Chasing Rainbows

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